Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-31
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Black dresses are much trimmed with
Jet, jet epaulettes being very general.
Elegant linen sheets are finished at
either end with broad hemstitched hens.
Exquisite bedspreads, pillowshams and
splsshers are now made in rickrack.
Half high lace bodices are fashionable
for evening wear.
Open-work stockings are worn very
much with shoes out Of doors, as we'll
as in.
Boys dresses have plated skirt end
& full blouse with short Zouave Jacket in
front.
Little girls are wearing dresses inside
with Zouave jackets and full blouse waist
costs.
Small squares of embroidered China
Grape embroidered with deep Melted
fringe are the prettiest dress wraps.
Even the gguntlets Of long gloves are
dotted and barred TO match the costume
this eeaaon.
The latest travelling dust catcher is the
Irish peasant CLOAK, long enough to en-
velop the person from head to foot.
Scotch plaid silk with black lace drsp-
cry caught up with gay-colOred ribbons
is novel idea IN summer costumes.
Handsome and stylish vests made en-
tlrely of jet are worn over almost any
kind of dress.
The fashion OF ningling striped, plaided
and polka-do.ted fabrics IN one costume
prevails.
listers of English homespun, with cap
to match, are worn By young ladies on
long journeys BY steamer or rail.
A new style OF drapery is made by ar
ranging the backs Of the skirts very grace
fully In the form OF q large bow.
Tournures are much less voluminous
in the upper part, but skirts have more
let in few inches from the edge Of the
skirt.
Pure silk English jersey gloves are
worn extensively, snd have been in good
esteem so far during the summer. The
popular shades are tan, drab and black.
Pretty lawn suits abound. Those with
the shawl drapery, trimmed with Ham
burg edging and with kilt front, panels OF
embroidery and full-tucked are greatly
admired.
The newest handkerchiefs are of pale
pink, blue or mauve batiste, with white
polka spots. They gre simply embroidered
and familiar pc. name is traced in full
in corner.
1t is now considered in good taste to
wear open sandal boots, with embroidered
white or colored stockings in the DAYTIME,
while for evening wear the very fashion
aole stocking is fesh-colored silk and
quite plain.
Hats are becoming larger end larger
every day, and the popular fancy of long
white gauze scarfs passing around,
through and hanging down behind, is
now the extreme elegance OF the mo,
ment.
A new fashion for middle-nged NATIONS
called the jubilee Is to wear white esp,
| pufsd similar to~that worn By TIE Queen
at breakfast. The fashion has found
srea. favor st Newport. The caps ars
almost invariably ornamented with s
bright bow OF ribbon and are made En-
tirely of lace.
The new blouse bssques are seen upor
costumes made of rich, expensive fab
RIGS, as well as upon simple toilets
These waists are change from the ole
style blouse, being fitted more snugly
and often showing scanned back ending
in very short position. The front, how.
ever, never extends below the belt-line
and the style is, therefore, unbecomine
to short-waisted women.
Open-work linen fabrics are extremely
fashionable for summer toilets, and are
very elegant when slightly draped ovel